1. Bobby Joe worked on a farm as an operator of heavy equipment. While Bobby was driving Bobby struck John. John sold seeds and had just left the farm office to get to his truck. He suffered injuries that left him unable to work for a year.

• What elements are needed to prove negligence?
• What elements of negligence have been met?
• What additional items would you need to know in order to prove that either party was negligent?

2. Nancy purchased a one of a kind chair from ABC furniture. Nancy bought it so her and her partner could take turns rocking their new born baby to sleep. Explain the implication of each of the following scenarios, if they were all to happen separately from one another.

• A few days after the sale, the truck that was dropping of the chair was in an accident, and the chair was destroyed. Can Nancy get a refund of the money paid? Explain and in the explanation, apply the principles of risk of loss.
• The chair was delivered, but the end of the rockers broke and Nancy and the newborn were seriously injured
  • What theory of liability would result in Nancy recovering for the injuries of her and the newborn?
  • Who would be liable for the injuries and on what basis?
  • Is there a way ABC furniture could have eliminated liability prior to the sale? Explain

3. The Federal Trade Commission actions relate to consumer privacy. Find an article about AshleyMadison.com, Google, Facebook, WhatsApp. With a company and there privacy issues from 2022 and provide a link below.